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That's interesting. I consider myself to have wide feet. Most regular tennis shoes I end up a size up just for more room (13). I didn't find the NRS to be too narrow.. but again I would like to try a size down as I had more room in the front than I'd like. The 12 might feel too tight on the sides, Idk.
That far exceeds what I'd like to put on my feet. (I don't spend that much walking around on a day to dayBare Trek Boots - Drysuit Scuba Diving Boots | eBay
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) I think my realistic budget is somewhere around $60 or so unless something really jumped out.Very small. Don't even think about it if you have wide feet.
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I used a pair of these just today, it’s a one time thing and they should last through your next 5 suits.
scour the net and you’ll find them cheaper but the is a shortage at the moment
I like each set for different things, when you need size 15 you buy them when you see them, for drysuit use I have those with the XL Recon I have these, the Hollis and some DUI, both good simple boots that are easy to put one once I dumped the laces, I need to remove the top eyelets on the DUI (on the left)
